WASHINGTON—The military says fighter jets escorted a small biplane out of protected airspace above Chicago during President Barack Obama's visit there Thursday.
The North American Aerospace Defense Command says the F-22 fighters were patrolling the airspace and intercepted the plane shortly before noon. There was no threat to the president.
Obama was in Chicago for a birthday celebration on Wednesday and a round of campaign fundraisers and a visit to a ![]()
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